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A child of El Elyon is announced as coming in flesh among mortals.
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The oracle uses numerical riddles for his name, then speaks of Torah fulfilled rather than destroyed.
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A wilderness voice prepares the way; water becomes a sign of turning; healings, resurrection, feeding, and walking upon the sea are foretold.
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The house of Daviyd becomes the line through which the child appears.
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The later Christian layer then turns polemically against Yisra'el, describing rejection, mockery, crucifixion, descent to Sheol, rising on the third day, ascent, and the gathering of nations.
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HaSefarim preserves that polemical witness as a later layer and does not allow it to redefine the earlier covenantal identity of Yisra'el.